Perry Pezzarossi of Mandeville left for a trip to Salt Lake City on Aug. 22. It'll be no vacation. He's traveling to Utah's picturesque capital city where he will get his right arm cut off below the elbow. In a way, he's looking forward to it. The Army veteran is nervous but hopes the amputation will pave the way for him to join the few in the U.S. to be outfitted with a recently approved, state-of-the-art bionic hand and wrist called the LUKE, developed under the U.S. Department of Defense for ...
Perry Pezzarossi of Mandeville left for a trip to Salt Lake City on Aug. 22. It'll be no vacation. He's traveling to Utah's picturesque capital city where he will get his right arm cut off below the elbow. In a way, he's looking forward to it. The Army veteran is nervous but hopes the amputation will pave the way for him to join the few in the U.S. to be outfitted with a recently approved, state-of-the-art bionic hand and wrist called the LUKE, developed under the U.S. Department of Defense for ...
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